in the meantime, that was mary thompson of the nyse.an over to you at the mothership. >> we're going to do rapid fire. five stories you need to know about in 60 seconds. let's get going on this. apple, compensation news. ceo tim cook got 4 million bucks from 378 million last year. how will he eat? no stock award. four other apple execs got stock a warts of $66 million this year. >> not bad. >>> domino's pizza, all time high. on pen hiemer says it could be up for a higher sale year and overseas on pen hiemer races its target from 50 to 44. the ceo of dominos, the ceo of the year award. first and only burbee. >>> diod maker, dio. 151 million. they expand their presence in china. year to date. on a serious note, serious topic. smith and wes son, that stock moving higher again today. another $15 million buy back. there it is, $20 million buy back. maybe sadly we know that gun sales have, indeed, risen lately. the vix. the volatility index. measure of fear in the market, if you will, back above 20 for the first time since july 25th mandy. >>

in the meantime, back to you guys. >>> 4:31. an 18-year-old shot outside a bart station is out of surgery this morning and is expected to survive. bart police found the victim in the parking lot of the pittsburg-bay point station a few minutes before 7:00 last night. he was taken quickly to a hospital in walnut creek with life-threatening injuries. police say the shooting had something to do with a car crash in the parking lot. tilt they don't have any suspects at this time. >>> bart trains were also shut down near the concord station last night after reports of a man with a gun at the station. this happened a short time after the pittsburg shooting but police say it was not related. >>> for the second time in less than 24 hours, bay area police shoot a suspect. the most recent, at a gas station in el cerrito just after 6:30 last night. police say they found a man beating a woman with a pistol at a chevron station at san pablo and potrero avenues. two officers opened fire hitting the man. he is in critical condition. the contra c

in the meantime, though, guns are flying off the shelves. so is ammunition. a company which claims to be the biggest seller of ammunition in the world says that it sold three and a half years worth of ar-15 ammunition in just three days. that is mind boggling. in the meantime coming up in the next half-hour, we're going to take a look at the protests in favor of gun control laws happening right here in our own backyard. back to you. >> jessica, thank you. >>> with time running out to avoid the fiscal cliff, democrats and republicans have left the capitol for their respective homes. for the majority of the country, that means we are essentially going over the cliff. president obama is in hawaii for christmas with his family b. before he left, he urged congress to adopt a stopgap measure to prevent taxes from rising on people who make less than $250,000 a year. he also asked for a plan to keep providing benefits to unemployed workers. house speaker john boehner is home in cincinnati. he failed to get members of his own party to support his plan b proposal to en

in the meantime, christian continues our team coverage in the richmond san rafael bridge. good morning. >> reporter: you have some really, really good vice

in the meantime, the government says we won't support you if you're not in the camps. they won't do points of distribution, they don't even want you to have tents and that's why you see the rag tag asortment of red crescent tents and there's some shelter box tents that were out there and people just made their own shelters. so we had this huge thing where we have the local municipality who is trying to support their population in whatever way they can, but they are running out of resources. it's december, it's cold, they are wondering what they're going to do. so the next lesson i took away from this is when you're looking at recovery, you have to be seamless. that's the take away here. now obviously we're not at war with any part of our population. we might yell at each other, we might have debates, we might have some civil protests and what not but at the end of the day we're all americans and we all come together. there, not so

in the meantime, rick santelli, how are things in the bond pits? >> you know, bob pisani sounds like a futures trader today. we hope he feels better. but the futures traders down here aren't hoarse at all. very little yelling. you know, it wouldn't be surprising to me to see a flat holiday shopping season if all i looked at, there are going to be a lot of bells going off here, if all i looked at was ten year note yields throughout 2012, i would make a case that things are kind of flat. yields haven't closed on their lows but they're still relatively low. they're not acting like they want to move up higher and at this point, even with the fed owning so many treasuries, a move higher will probably indicate some better prospects of economic developments ahead, not just the fact that we're obviously selling a lot of bell time down here in chicago. >> you are indeed. rick, thank you so much. >>> meantime, the president is headed back to washington early, but congress still on christmas vacation which means we are no closer to solving the fiscal cliff ye

in the meantime, let's show you what's going on, on the roads. the san mateo bridge. a lot of folks had the week off. school's out so traffic conditions are actually pretty good right now. san mateo bridge moving at the limit. 14 minutes right now out of hayward. this is westbound 92 heading out towards the high-rise and the peninsula. to our maps, the altamont pass is usually stacked up at this time. not the case. only 15 minutes right now between the altamont pass and the dublin interchange. there are reports of a stalled big rig eastbound 580 by the truck scales. so just a heads up may still be blocking one lane. but again, the volume is so light nothing is really causing much of a delay. we had a couple of earlier fender-benders this morning, everything quickly cleared to the right-hand shoulder. the nimitz is fine all morning past oakland airport catching a flight no delay out of the maze may see. continues to move well towards hayward. golden gate bridge traffic flowing nicely. bay bridge never had any metering lights turned on. and just a

in the meantime, we'll focus on mild temperatures for today. a lot of 60s, mid- to upper 60s across the bay area. hopefully you enjoyed yesterday. it's going to be a similar story today. we're hitting a repeat on yesterday's forecast. coming up, we will get a check o. 7-day forecast because -- of that 7-day forecast because you will want to stay tuned for that. >>> 5:04 now, grammy nominated latina musician from the united states is dead after her plane crashed in mexico. a small plane carrying jenny rivera went down shortly after takeoff in mexico. 7 people were on board. rivera's california driver's license was found at the crash site. they are headed to mexico to identify her remain. >> reporter: how do you want your sister remembered. >> every which way we can, the short, the nice. >> rivera recently divorced esteban luiso who once played for the oakland a's. >>> and nelson mandela in the hospital this morning. those around him are giving few details. the 94-year-old hero had been admitted to a military hospital for testing and he was comfor

in the meantime we found local high school students who were out here tonight tending to a more immediate task. they are the young people of sandy hook who committed themselves to keeping all of the tiny flames burning. even as the cold, connecticut rains keep snuffing them out. >> i am just lighting candles since they are all going out with the rain to keep the spirit out and alive and going. >> while the public memorial grows, the private funeral services continue for all of those killed in sandy hook in agonizing succession. >> it is deep sadness with intense love at the same time. it tears you to the very fabric of your being. >> at saint rose of lima catholic church in newtown,

the meantime it gives us an opportunity to really look and see what the situation was and what we can take away from it. so that led to the next question, which all of us in government understand this one really, really well, how do we pay for it? last time i checked, home land security grants and general fund don't really look fondly on missions to foreign countries because we do have a department of state and a military that does this all the time. so is it really something that's in our purview and what can we use the funding for and that led to the next obvious conclusion in our minds, which was we need a partner. we need a nonprofit partner. and the first thing that popped in our mind was fleet week because we've been working with fleet week for a number of years and the focus has been on humanitarian relief. so we made a phone call and we talked to lewis. and i gotta say, if there's one guy in this room that is the unsung hero of fleet week, it's lewis. he doesn't get a lot of recognition but he spends 16 hours a day this time of year working on fleet week and we went to him (ap

in the meantime, it will be or cold. let's get you started. looking over the chesapeake bay.he wave of clouds. turned into a spectacular day. clear skies around the region. temperatures falling and winds are diminishing. there is our high for today at reagan national airport. tomorrow it will be below average temperatures. 53 at reagan national. 45 at winchester and martinsburg. this map shows how much colder it is than it was 24 hours ago. the biggest departures are out to the west. 23 degrees colder in cumberland. 22 degrees colder in hagerstown. colder in dulles. that colder air will spread over tonight. it willinishingwin winds, -- 20nto the 20 those he 's. we might get measurable rain on friday. skies will be sunny tomorrow with chilly temperatures. friday, we will warm up a few degrees. we will have a stronger warm front on sunday and monday. in the meantime, here is what we hours.r your overnight clear and cold. auntie 7-35. -- 27-35. we will bump it up to 50's on friday. 60 degrees on saturday. a stronger warm front will sunday.on increasing temperatures on monday and

in the meantime, we got this high pressure system sitting here across the bay area. it's going to bring us sunshine and then rain returns tomorrow evening. so coming up, we'll get a check of your seven-day forecast. in the meantime it's going to be all about these cold temperatures today. kate is live in san anselmo. >> reporter: is it cold out there? >> yes. i can see my breath. you can see these cars have frost all over them. we are about a week away from the official start to winter but the weather is kick- starting things early. according to the national weather service, there is a cold front moving through the bay area. some of last night's overnight temperatures were the coldest we have had since january. temperatures in the north bay are expected to reach the freezing point or below and last night, people were bundled up in the east bay where it reached 39 degrees in pleasanton. >> we have layers on most of the kids i think three layers on both of them. we're good to . >> reporter: soon you will need a rain jacket. the rain is coming back. that makes state wat

. >> they cannot make everybody were in the meantime. if you are worried about getting around this weekend, you are going to have some issues. >> their drive for the first cap. kind of watching the next few days. we talk about conditions at sfo in a minute. the rain is really coming down. we can see at all lit up with our high-tech doppler tracking the current rain conditions over san francisco. we will zoom on up toward the north bay. that's where we see have yourselves know. if you're traveling whenever one, you can really see it over santa rosa. san jose looks like a late rainfall rate now over the parkway. so taking a live look outside. you can see the raindrops on our camera lens this morning. temperatures being in a lot of 50s. 54 livermore, 51 in san francisco. 50 degrees in santa rosa. the winds are also an issue today. that wind advisory until early this afternoon. we could see gusts up to 50 miles per hour. if you are hitting the road, travel with caution. earlier this morning we had iraq on 880. pretty treacherous out there. th

in the meantime, stick with the san mateo bridge. that's a look at the drive back to you. >>> there's one more chance tonight for people in san jose to tell the city manager what she should look for in a new police chief. the last of four community meetings at 6:30. the next police chief will probably come from outside the city. that's because no one within the department has applied for the job. >>> the bay bridge toll l plaza is getting a new look starting tonight. caltrans plans to spend 6 1/2 million dollars to give the toll plaza a facelift. the work will be done during overnight hours over the next six months. >>> stepping out. okay. 6:09 we could find out this morning whether bay are area crab fishermen will be bringing in their catch anytime soon. they will meet at 10:00 in san francisco to plan the next move. they have been on strike since wholesalers tried to cut the price they are paid crab. it was hard to find crab at this week's crab festival down on the water. >> do you have any crab left. >> no, we don't. they're all o

. >> in the meantime, new developments on the bloody civil war going on. electing a new military commander, in the meantime, meanwhile, rather, security officials from the u.s., britain, chance and the gulf region talks answered at the conflict in trying syria apart days before the conflict of the friends of syria meeting, a grouping of dozens of countries pledging nonmilitary support to help rebels out. and-- president obama asking congress for more than 60 billion dollars to help east coast states recover from the devastation of superstorm sandy. while lawmakers in new york and new jersey call it a good start. they add, it won't cover everything. peter doocy live with details. >> kelly, new york governor. rather new jersey governor chris christie and andrew cuomo initially asked washington for about 79 billion dollars to rebuild their states and they are now thanking the president for his 60.4 billion dollars commitment and the white house wrote a letter to congress yesterday that says these are funds necessary to finance a needed recovery effort and to

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. >>> in the meantime the storm brought serious holiday cheer in the sierra. people who can get to the mountains are being rewarded with several feet of fresh powder. the good luck making the drive. interstate 80 shut down for a while because of accidents and spinouts. it's open tonight but chains are required on 80 and highway 50 by the time the storm moves out, the mountains could see from 6 to 8 feet of snow. and for those traveling a little bit farther than the mountains the weather was still on issue. cbs 5 reporter elissa harrington is live at sfo where some people may miss christmas with the family. hey eilssa. >> reporter: hi brian, as you can imagine many frustrated travelers trying the get home in time for the holidays, in fact i spoke with one man whose flight was canceled and he said the next available flight is not until christmas day. he's just one of many passengers experiencing another day of cancellations and delays. delays are averaging just under an hour with the longest wait times about three and a half hours. yesterday, more than 100 fligh

course a huge loss for for china but in the meantime we are we are discussing with the u.s. why whether you see is it possible for for china to turn part of our foreign currency reserves into investment what kind of investment would that be for instance in the infrastructure of the us personally i want to us in ninety seven he won't allow time for the first time i was there yeah man. i am me as that time us if we need for a structure a highway everything airport but today i go back to us the infrastructure of us you can see a poor poor shape so in this area china us we can we can i mean cooperate you think united states would let invest china into something yesterday chicas its infrastructure the infrastructure use the strategic if we prove the highways strategic what we mean by strategic i think. we improve the source of power station. grade it said well this is not strategic in the beginning of the interior starting saying i started saying us that we don't know much about the new leader of china but it too says china itself has always been a mystery to the outsiders is thi

>> no. >> reporter: in the meantime the manager has a message for the women. >> i just want to tell themre sincerely sorry for that and we'll do everything in our power to make sure nothing happens like this again. >> reporter: nonetheless it isn't clear that anything could make up for the damage done. >> i still can't believe it. i can't get it out of my mind what happened to us. i can't believe that somebody would put that on a receipt. >> we can't change it. it's something that we have to live with, all three of us. >>> no need to panic over last minute holiday shopping, how one retail giant is taking stress out of the christmas countdown. >> coming up next on gameday the 49ers 1 the football game, but the division is -- win the football game, but the division is anything but a lock. what they must do to win the nfc west and we'll be joined in studio by harrison barnes and sergio romo will close the show. who else? gameday coming up in a few minutes. ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, thanks to falling gas price. the lundberg survey says a gallon of gas was ten cents cheaper in recent weeks. >>> may

we have news crew coming out to the scene for new information and in the meantime expect closures andelays. fairmont between 580 and lakes chabot. caltrans is busy this morning. northbound 880. is and on the upper deck of the bay bridge, road work there, one lane shut down as you head into the san francisco. on the lower deck no troubles but later on today they have roadwork that should get under way until 8:00. hopefully no delays. should be quiet through the midday. south 101 out of marin county. road work around san rafael. heading towards the golden gate bridge, or or 101 from 580 to the golden gate bridge toll plaza, no clays. and most of the road work not causing too many are problems l. northbound 880 quiet. and caltrans has cones set up in and around the area. be careful there. >>> in your world this morning, a u.s. military member was killed yesterday while rescuing a colorado springs doctor kidnapped by the taliban. insurgents captured dalij joseph outside of coo kabul. president obama is praising the operation and the departed service members for their efforts. >>> proteste

>> no. >> reporter: in the meantime he has a message for the women. >> i just want to say we're seriously sincerely sorry about this. >> reporter: nonetheless it's not clear if anything could make up for the damage done. >> and i still can't believe it. i can't get it out of my mind what happened to us. like i still can't believe that somebody would put that on a receipt. >> and it's something we have to live with, all three of us. >> well, no panic over the last holiday shopping. how one retail giant is taking the stress of the christmas countdown. >> merry christmas. santa >>> it's a photo finish at the box office with james bond moving back to the top spot, edging out "santa claus" and "the easter bunny" >> it earned $11 million. the rise of the garden took in $10.5 million. the twilight saga rounded out the top five. >>> more money for the holiday presents, thanks to the falling gas prices. a lundberg survey said that it was $0.10 cheaper. putting the average price at $3.38. but the cheapest in california is $3.42 in stockton. the most expensive, bakersfield at $3.73. the statewide av

the president praised jackson's efforts at the epa yesterday. >>> meantime the gun control story continues in the wake of the sandy hook shootings and the reaction on the state and local levels is varying dramatically across the country. some are doing whatever they can to take gunts off the streets. los angeles collected more than 200,000 guns. 75 assault rifles included in that title, two rocket launchers were turned in for cash. rocket launchers. elsewhere, though, people are flocking to buy guns. at this shop in des moines, iowa, callers have emptied the stores. state legislators are looking to their 2013 sessions to maybe change gun laws. in south carolina, a bill has been proposed to exempt the state from federal regulations of guns and ammunition made there. eight other states have similar laws and 40 other states have filed similar legislation. >>> all right, time now for a much needed break this morning. as always, let us know why you're awake. e-mail us at waytoo early at msnbc.com. >>> still ahead -- the jets find greg mcelroy, the backup to the backup is going to be the backup

some potential terrorists who have not been proven that they're guilty but in the meantime the drone killed you know women and children so it would english and i think this is a rather as more new terrorists then it's possibly a correction in maybe killing a few of the terrorist leaders and in fact his point is also one made by pakistan's foreign minister who has said that the number one reason for anti-american sentiment in the region is drone warfare but alas this country chooses to drone on somewhat the whole of it is right around the corner let's talk about what's on president obama's wish list this year my guess is that it's an upgrade of his favorite toy killer unmanned robots which is why i like to call president obama the drone carrying a pack today's hash tag is officially drone king a phrase i coined on the show that's i'm picking up some steam in the social media world so keep throwing that into the twitter verse so anyways yes it's a great year for drones and you won't believe what kind of upgrades they've been getting lately check this one out the d h s it's funny a new

in the meantime the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza looks fine out of oakland into the city.olume has increased compared to the last report however, slowed conditions up the incline and across the upper deck. >> the golden gate bridge no problems no issues with this ability. as we take it back to our traffic map. it looks like my maps and not working now. but we do have overnight construction east and west bound to 37 all lanes blocked due to road work that will continue until 6:00 a.m. this morning. >> that will affect those of you try to get on southbound 880. i want to take it to the what the center. >> here is a live look from the james lick freeway in downtown san francisco. >> clear skies no problems with visibility but a cold start to the morning. 33 for napa up. the same for santa rosa. 36 in novato. low for is a oakland and hayward. >> we would not want of by much in the afternoon everyone is in the '50s. 57 for oakland. 53 for fairfield. most of the bay area will be under mainly sunny skies. >> satellite and radar picture shows there is no moisture headed our way fo

the moment here naughty the news continues with the news team in about forty minutes from now in the meantime join us for trip to the russian city of sochi as it prepares to host the twenty fourteen winter and thinks that coming your way visually. remains a mystery even for specialists how a voice can produce several sounds it wants to do the means the art of throat singing comes naturally picked up like a language. a language of communicating with nature it said that's where throat singing originates from the unions believe not only animals but also all surrounding objects like reverse forests and even stones souls imitating the sounds they believe assumes to capture the power of nature. was. there are special instruments that accompany the singing if gainey says there is even a legend about his instrument a gill it says once there lived a poor shefford who had the best horse that won every competition but jealous people killed that horse was revived as an instrument. or was it of subtle is because of the spirit of the horse coming to his dream he said make an instrument from a tree the soun

in the meantime we did some brain storms, is this something real, is there any value we can add to this scenario? what we came up with was obviously we don't have the deep pockets to send over rebuilding teams or send over thousands and thousands of tons of material, that's just not what we could do. but what we could do is assemble a small team to go on a mission to van and meet them and talk to them and find out more about what do they need and is there an intersection of what we can do for them and in the meantime it gives us an opportunity to really look and see what the situation was and what we can take away from it. so that led to the next question, which all of us in government understand this one really, really well, how do we pay for it? last time i checked, home land security grants and general fund don't really look fondly on missions to foreign countries because we do have a department of state and a military that does this all the time. so is it really something that's in our purview and what can we use the funding for and that led to the next obvious conclusion in our min

but, in the meantime, you are heading out the door, make sure to take the rain gear with you and speaking of temperatures, well, it's not as cold just like it was at yesterday but you still need to take a coat with you. that temperature coming in at 50 degrees right now in perry hall. 46 in ijamsville. 50 in elkton and you can see right here that humidity coming in at 100% in perry hall and ijamsville. these are the areas dealing with the dense fog. elkton not so much. but, this is what's going on at the surface for today. so, that warm front is pushed through the area and that's why temperatures will warm up. we are talking about middle to upper 50s today. so temperatures are going to be well above average. future trend not picking up on a whole lot. we see more sunshine as we work our way into wednesday as high pressure will begin to build in here and do its things. but for today we are talking about 58 degrees and we have the fog this morning. gradual clearing. also, it's going to be breezy for today as well. tonight, colder at 34 degrees under mostly clear skies and 53 by tomorrow and

i don't know about you at home but in the meantime, thank you, gentlemen. back to andrea and mike. >>> time to answer the answer the question of the day. women tend to run longer in the morning after they've done one of these things. is it a, had a stressful day at work, b, got a good night sleep or c, drinking beer the night before? >> joleen says c, got to burn off those extra calories. >> the correct answer is c, drinking beer the night before. there you have it. >> joleen was right. >>> i've been combing through the day's daily deals, e-mails and retailer websites to find you deep discounts and here are some of my friday favorites. on the next road trip maybe you could bring some peace in the back seat with a portable dvd player. philips 9-inch portable dvd player is on sale at bestbuy.com for $59.99 saving you 60 bucks or 50% off. plus, you are getting free shipping. target.com is running a buy one, get one free deal on jeans. you'll pay $22.99 for a pair of mossimo juniors jeans and you get the second pair for free. ladies, this could come in handy bef

in the meantime, "the washington post" released a survey earlier this week. it found 53% of people polled would blame republicans for going over the cliff. 27% would blame president obama. not a lot of sunshine that we're seeing this these talks. >> i was telling mike, i was listening to an interview with trent lott, former leader back in the days in the clinton administration. he said he and daschle would good friends and that they worked on it but he was also criticized by his fellow republicans for being a compromiser. when did compromise get to be a dirty word. >> we've seen signs of compromise on the side of john boehner and seen republicans go after him for doing that. >> exactly. it's a price of being a leader. what do you have for us in the next half-hour? >> it's the season we're dressing up our homes with a lot of holiday decor. it looks fantastic but can also be a little dangerous. we'll run through some of the possible dangers you might be having in your home right now. >> thanks, jess. >> you got it. >>> police are looking for suspects if the dri

in the meantime, let's get the latest from phil and anne. >>> we're going to move from the weather in the bay area to the weather in sacramento politically. with this democratic supermajority now in session, changing proposition 13, the people's initiative to limit property taxation as it's called, has been on the books since 1978, but state senator mark leno here, who joins us, good morning, and some of your colleagues in the assembly are talking about changing it. >> well, keep in mind for the first 99 years of our state and our state constitution, local elected bodies, like city councils and school boards had the authority to raise taxes by a vote of their own council. >> right. >> prop 13 took that away from them and gave it to the people, only to the people. we also think of prop 13 as keeping grandma, grandpa in their home by capping-- >> because local jurisdictions were taxes grandma and grandpa out of their homes. >> that's right. capping at 1% the amount of property tax anyone pays on the assessed value of their home. so there are a lot of different pieces to it. the piece th

we are in the meantime though seeing some rain showers, heavy at times, moving into western north carolina. this will continue to affect the east coast and then eventually move out over the water. but, again, that bigger storm system still bringing snow and rain to the west coast. mountain snow has been brutal with about five feet of snow reported in the mountains of california. that is the area of low pressure that is slowly going to trek eastward and then eventually bring snow to the area in oklahoma and arkansas and even winster storm watches posted across southeastern missouri up into southern illinois and into indiana as well. here you see this winter storm warning right through oklahoma city. so it is going to get pretty nasty for traveling in that area where we could end up with, again, about six or seven inches of snow in this pink shade here. again, most areas in the east will be seeing a good amount of sunshine for christmas day, however, tonight into tomorrow morning a weak little disturbance will move through and bring just enough snow that you could see some of the white stuff

in the meantime america is deploying its troops close to the syrian border four hundred soldiers are being sent to turkey to operate batteries of patriot missiles to protect ankara from potential syrian attacks but the range of nato as missiles extend deeply into serious territory online we've got more on how the deployment may change the balance of power in the region. thanks for joining us here on our to today london has managed to keep economic decision making power in the e.u. after the block's leaders agreed the european central bank should become the main supervisor for banks in the euro zone a britain which of course sticks to its own currency had feared moving to a banking union could make it financially powerless steven wolf from the u.k. independence party says the deal will not bring any benefits to his country there is a certain code of politicians and advisors in this country who are petrified that they're no longer going to be at the central table of europe enjoying the late night events in the flash cars and the hotels that they get the decision making the real buzz of

in the meantime guess what's gotten cheaper? europe. >> germany and france at two-week highs last week. >> there's a few countries over there. i like the relative value there. they've got a printing press. they're going to open that. what i learned is you don't fight the tape and don't fight a bailout. i've got about 30% off this country -- outside of this country. and added 10% in emerging markets. now i think that we've had a bloodless revolution again in china, i think it's a great place. look at emerging markets. better value while you wait around. >> and they've done well over the last year. it was just they've been the silent gain. you haven't quite realized they've been doing so well. >> i like it. i wouldn't rush into anything. if you hid cash on the side, what a good time getting in. >> this market has stopped reacting on a minute by minute basis to all the prognostications out of washington on the fiscal cliff. what do you make of that? are we becoming complacent? are we immune? what are you talking about on the floor?

in the meantime, satellite radar composite, we had a few snow showers over the potomac highlands overhe course of this morning. there was an advisory. that has ended. most of the action now is over well to the east and off to the northeast and we are left with the two clouds. temperatures, 38 degrees at d.c., 35 at baltimore, 37 at quantico this hour, 34 at dulles, a chilly 32 at cumberland, the same at winchester. the winds are strong. winds gusting at quantico, 28 in the city, 36 at gaithersburg. over the course of the afternoon this is going to range anywhere from 35 to about 40-mile-per-hour wind gusts off and on but they are also creating wind chills. so you factor in the temperatures and the winds and this is what it actually feels like outside, a pretty chilly 28 in d.c., only 22 in gaithersburg, 22 in hagerstown as well and 23 in winchester so you want to bundle up if you're heading out today. don't be deceived by that sunshine. it is really going to be chilly out there and feel even colder and we are not alone. take a look at the national temperatures, jet stream well to the

. >>> in the meantime, let's get you up to date with what's happening in the markets. the u.s. markets have been ignoring what's been happening overnight. basically paralyzed by the paralysis in d.c. still we are doing pretty well year to date with the s&p 500 still up 12 percent percent. today the nasdaq is the underperformer. that is due to a big drop in apple. ubs has cut its price target to $700 from $780. apple is down 26%. it hit its record high in september. let's get down to the new york stock exchange. mary, over to you. >> apple's weakness is certainly one of today's themes on wall street along with a lack of direction because of a lack of headlines on the fiscal cliff. as you mentioned, today's economic data, a good reading on industrial production doing little to generate investor's interest today. slumber jay is facing a decline in energy stocks after issuing a profit warning because of weakness in north america as well as weak demand in europe and such. a lift is happening to steal stocks like u.s. steel and metals and minors. also there's signs of life in energy.

going to be taken and we clearly favor this comprehensive agreement but still time for that and in the meantime we can continue our negotiations on the different issues well the good news is that we have been prolonging and extending this sort of an agreement every year in the world and. it's working that's what the last question that i want you to clarify for our listeners is the new big agreement whatever it is is it going to be based on that old one or is it going to be a completely new doc you basically say. well. that is always history it's always there for sovereign recent but it's basically saying you know there you go because it's a new world they're ok thank you thank you mr wallace well it's always a pleasure having you with us and just to remind you that my guest here in the studio was the amount of oil and so well that the e.u. and bass need to rush and that's it for now from all of us going to have yourself spotlight or if you have someone in mind do you think i could bring to the studio tomorrow to drop you know i know how the result absolutely i'll be relaxed because what life at

. >> in the meantime, we are following the breaking news from japan of a powerful earthquake. >> let's get the details. >> good morning. we have learned that officials have just held a press conference not long ago. the tsunami warning is still in effect for those in higher elevations. they are asking those folks to remain on higher ground. the 7.3 magnitude earthquake hit -- hit off the coast of northern japan. buildings in tokyo shook for several minutes. the good news is that there have been at no immediate reports of injuries or damage. the tokyo electric power company says they have had no problems at any of their plants. we do know that the airport is closed right now. no flights going in or out until the tsunami warnings are lifted. we will continue to follow the story. >>, for that. there is reason this morning for a neighborhood plagued by flooding to be optimistic. a proposal to overhaul the system is under way. john is like to explain the system. >> later this morning, the mayor will be out here at the filter plant to make the official announcement to make repairs. after mor

in the meantime she would also help friends and strangers. they are not sure why he would target her. they wanted information at the gunman's hand because he destroyed it with a screwdriver and hammer before the massacre. >> the names and ages of those were red allowed. 20 tiny flames represented the young lives taken way too soon. 8 large candles were lit for school staff, the gunman's mother and the gunman. >>> two vigils will be held, one will be held in the park. and the sikh community will hold a vigil on rockville road. anybody who attend is encouraged to bring notes, showing support for the victim's families. >>> gun sales are surging in many parts following the school shooting. coming up,, i know you are watching the roads and tolls and everything else, sal? >>> starting off with the toll plaza, it looks like the metering lights have been turned on and traffic is get egg busier and brett -- getting busier and soon it will be filled all the way to the interchange. 101 traffic does look good getting to the 880 split and problems look goo